MCP SERVERGive your assistant Marvel Rivals hero details, maps and player stats to help you learn characters and review performance.
MCP Marvel Rivals connects your assistant to game reference data and player statistics. It brings character abilities, map information and match results into the same conversation, helping players understand the game and examine their performance. It also covers cosmetics and achievement requirements for planning what to unlock.
The server runs on your computer as a local process. Its tools retrieve information; they do not play matches, purchase cosmetics or change a player’s account.
When you are choosing a character or learning an unfamiliar one, ask your assistant to explain their role, difficulty and ability kit. You can examine attacks, cooldowns and synergies together to understand how the hero works.
ToolslistHeroesgetHeroInfogetHeroAbilities
When you want to understand your results or look up another player, start with their username or battletag. Your assistant can bring together profile statistics and recent matches so you can compare heroes played, match outcomes and performance across maps.
ToolssearchPlayergetPlayerProfilegetPlayerMatchHistory
If you need to learn a map’s objectives or callouts, ask for its layout and strategy information. Filter by game mode or queue type to focus on the maps relevant to how you play.
ToolslistMapsfilterMaps
When you are deciding how to customize a hero or profile, browse skins for one character or explore the wider cosmetic catalog. Your assistant can narrow items to nameplates, MVP animations, emotes or sprays and explain their unlock methods.
ToolsgetHeroSkinslistSkinslistItemsgetItemsByType
When you want a challenge to pursue, browse achievements and their unlock conditions and points. If you remember only part of an achievement’s name, search for it to find the requirement you need to meet.
ToolslistAchievementssearchAchievement
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filterMapsFind maps for a game mode, such as convoy or convergence, or a queue type, such as competitive or casual.
getHeroAbilitiesLook up one hero’s combat kit, including primary fire, abilities, ultimate and passives, to understand their mechanics and cooldowns.
getHeroInfoGet an overview of one hero’s stats, abilities, role, difficulty and lore, with gameplay tips and synergies.
listHeroesBrowse the playable hero roster with basic information and Vanguard, Duelist or Strategist roles. Hero identifiers support further lookups.
listMapsExplore maps with their layouts, objectives and game modes, plus map-specific strategies and callout locations.
getPlayerMatchHistoryReview a player’s recent match results, including heroes played, performance metrics and maps, to compare performance across matches.
getPlayerProfileLook up a player by ID or battletag to review their rank, main heroes, win rates, playtime and seasonal performance.
searchPlayerFind players by username or battletag and review matching profiles with basic stats.
getHeroSkinsBrowse skins for a specific hero, with rarity tiers, unlock methods and visual variants.
getItemsByTypeNarrow the cosmetic item catalog to nameplates, MVP animations, emotes or sprays.
listItemsBrowse nameplates, MVP animations, emotes and sprays, with unlock methods and information about their rarities.
listSkinsBrowse the skin catalog across heroes to explore cosmetics from different rarities, events and collections.
listAchievementsBrowse hero-specific and general gameplay achievements, with unlock conditions and points, to choose challenges to pursue.
searchAchievementFind a particular achievement using part of its name.
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Your client launches this server locally through npx, which must be available on your computer.
Claude Desktop needs npx available on your system PATH to run this server.
In Claude Desktop, open Settings > Developer > Edit Config. Add the configuration below and save the file. If you already have an mcpServers object, add the marvel-rivals entry inside it, keeping your existing server entries.
claude_desktop_config.jsonJSON{
"mcpServers": {
"marvel-rivals": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["@aimaginationlab/marvel-rivals-mcp"]
}
}
}Completely quit Claude Desktop, then reopen it to load the saved configuration and start the server.
Check the result
Check that the server’s tools appear
Click “Add files, connectors, and more /” at the bottom-left of the conversation input box. Open Connectors > Manage connectors, then select marvel-rivals and check that its tools are listed.
Marvel Rivals server: Claude Desktop configurationConnect local MCP servers in Claude Desktop